Strings in Lua - Lua Tutorial (Part 5)

[@spsp209]

You may seem repetitive but that’s great for remembering important concepts. These videos are really well explained and straight to the point, great job

[@Hevf1]

He repeats things from other lessons to make sure we don't forget!

[@brenofblue24]

Just loved your video! Thank you so much for doing it. I try to read the Lua manual but I can't understand a thing. Your videos are so helpful!

[@oja60]

Great video ! Just a note. If you want the last character of a string you can use -1 as input instead of a ridiculously high number. -1 annotates the first character counting backwards from the end.

[@CZghost]

One thing to note about strings is that a character is a byte, if it is the ASCII character. That is not true to Unicode characters, which are anywhere between 2-5 bytes. So if you are creating something in another language than modern English, it should be noted that your string will be bigger than it appears probably.

[@Boomirangle]

dude these tutorials aren't popular but they're really helping me out bro 😁 I don't have the money for an online course or to apply for a school so you really helped me out here

[@old_minecraft_door]

thanks for all of the tutorials, they are realy good

[@ChessGuestATR]

I liked this man keep up the good work

[@musawenkosisangweni3689]

Hi Steve Thank you for these fabulous tutorials; I am nearly finishing an entrance exam on this language and only had three days to learn it. However, I am stuck on reading a file of numbers and storing those as integers; they are currently being stored as strings in the 2d table (2d array). I have tried tonumber() functions but got no luck :(

youll do it

[@lemonyt639]

this feels like comments